Sentence examples for A miserable day from inspiring English sources

"No more baseball," Hernández said, an appropriate sentiment on a miserable day for the Yankees.

It was a miserable day and we had to get there around 7am to queue up.

"I hope it's like this when I die and not a miserable day.

It was a miserable day and another blowout loss in a season full of them.

But the strong wind that howled consistently made it a miserable day for many.

Johanna Head of England, the first-round leader, had a miserable day after an opening 65.

It's a great day for mediocrity, bureaucracy and Little Englishness, a miserable day for artistic vision and ambition".

But if not for a miserable day, when about an inch of rain fell, it could have been a lot bigger.

However, the music critic Norman Lebrecht described the news as "a miserable day" and predicted that Berry's reign would be remembered as "the glory years".

Ricky Barnes, who had held the lead since the second day, had a miserable day and shot six-over par - but still finished joint second.

After that, he never bemoaned a miserable day in the stands when his Giants or Rangers blundered, for the war had put sports in perspective.